AGRI-GIS Rwanda

Resilience and Hard working

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

The process of fighting against malnutrition was going on. #ZeroMalnutrition & #ZeroHunger is our purpose and Targets.

#LocalHelpingLocal
#ThisIsCorpsAfrica
#Volunteerism

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

The time is now, to create a sustainable future, with #GIS.

#SDGs
@esrirwanda
@GeosarR
@DEarthAfrica

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

#ThisIsCorpsAfrica

Local helps local.

@RosyIgirimpuhwe
@CorpsAfrica

[Esri Rwanda Ltd @esrirwanda]

Will you be joining us at the 2022 Education Summit ?
If so, we highly recommend this session on Saturday, July 9 @ 10:00pm (Kigali time): Adventures in Curriculum Development and Teacher Training

Find details: https://t.co/hOBbx8Fe6U

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

#Gridinnovationincubationhubweek has just started today, so I'm appreciate to attend this innovation week ceremony in, UR nyarugenge campus @urcst @Uni_Rwanda @Rwanyiziri @GeosarR

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

Proposed land use, with @ArcGISPro

@GeosarR @Rwanyiziri

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

Power of @ArcGISPro

@GeosarR @esrirwanda

[Esri Training @EsriTraining]

@DidierRungano @esrirwanda @GeosarR @Rwanyiziri @Rwanda_Housing @DidierRungano @esrirwanda @GeosarR @Rwanyiziri @Rwanda_Housing Congrats on completing the MOOC, Rungano! Thanks for joining the course.

[Esri Rwanda Ltd @esrirwanda]

@DidierRungano @EsriTraining @GeosarR @Rwanyiziri @Rwanda_Housing Thanks for joining the MOOC Didier. Congratulations!! We hope you enjoyed this course.

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

Successful completed @EsriTraining MOOC, "Going Places with Spatial Analysis" is very important course in the different fields, so thanks @esrirwanda for encouraged to attend this course.
@GeosarR @Rwanyiziri @EsriTraining @Rwanda_Housing

[SPF-Ikigega @spf_ikigega]

From the advice given by Hon.Min @g_mukeshimana to Greenhouse's owners of creating early Generation seed Multiplication company, Now #EGSP-Imbuto Ltd started harvesting Potato PreBasic seed in #Gishwati_Gatindori__Site which shown the 24T/Ha.
@RwandaAgri @RwandaWest @HoReCo_Rw

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

Mark your calendar, 17th November, To celebrate #GISday. So Keep it up (GIS users).

[Esri Rwanda Ltd @esrirwanda]

The big day is approaching! We are excited to announce that GIS day is a few weeks away, where the GIS community comes together to celebrate and inspire the world through GIS. #GISDay2021

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

#Nyabarongo watershed's area. @GeosarR

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

Simple map show the study area, you can use in research and show administration boundaries. Power of @ArcGISApps

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

With power of #GIS you can analyses the accessibility of health center in @CityofKigali, for purpose of showing which people are poorly serviced and well serviced.
@esrirwanda @CGIS_UR @Rwanda_Housing @GeosarR @RwandaHealth

[Rungano Didier @DidierRungano]

With #GIS you can analysis the population are living, within the 50m from wetland. With #GIS you can do more in the population plan, urbanization, climatic change controlling and agriculture support.@GeosarR @REMA_Rwanda @statisticsRW @esrirwanda @Rwanda_Housing

[GEOSAR Rwanda @GeosarR]

The foundamental practical training in arcmap software to the beginners in Geosar( spatial based solution is our key) @cst.@esrirwanda @SaveEnvironme14 @Rwanyiziri @REMA_Rwanda @statisticsRW @EnvironmentRw

[AGRI-GIS Rwanda @agrigisrwanda]

Irish patato is very most important for increasing agri-economic, we must continue to invest to this crops, keep it up bro @jcniyomugabo
@young

[AGRI-GIS Rwanda @agrigisrwanda]

Irish patato is very most important for increasing agri-economic, we must continue to invest to this crops, keep it up bro @jcniyomugabo
@young

[Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO @jcniyomugabo]

Irish potato is one of the most important crops in #Rwanda.
It is one of the government's six priority crops falling under the #Crop Intensification Program (CIP). #Rwanda is the #6th largest producer of #potatoes in the region.

How can we increase the yields per hectares?